Trump’s ‘shameful’ diversity blame and shoplifting nation
Many previous pages on Friday reports that a collision between a passenger aircraft in Washington Special Economic Zone and a military helicopter killed 67 people. The story of the Times is the comments from US President Donald Trump, which is blamed on the diversity initiative advocated by the previous government. According to reports, Trump acknowledged that there was no evidence to support him, that is, people who hired air traffic control positions were not eligible, and his response was “that may be like that.” Earlier this week, US President has formulated diversity, fairness and inclusive policies in the army.
“Shame” reads the title of “Daily Mirror” because it covers the responsibility of Donald Trump’s hire employment in Washington Air. The paper says this is “new low”, saying that this is the most fatal air tragedy in the United States since 2001.
The report said that “a thief in the store” read the front page of the subway, referring to the “nearly half million” theft recorded by the police in the year, which is the most recorded. It added that these numbers reflect the “upward trend” of repeated criminals, and they use cargo to stack the carts without paying. The Metropolitan report said that the British Retail Alliance told Broadcasting Corporation that the thief became bigger and bigger due to the low risk of arrest.
“Financial Times” focuses on the “Standard Economy” of the European Central Bank of China (ECB) to “stagnant economy” in the so -called euro zone in this article. It said that the bank’s decision to reduce the benchmark interest rate to 2.75 % was “unanimous decision.” The Bank of Britain (FT) quoted the President of the European Central Bank that the economy “will be weak in the short term.”
An exclusive report in “First Paper” said that Health Minister Wes Streeting told the sanitary boss to spend more money to treat the elderly at home to prevent them from being sent to hospitals or nursing homes unnecessary. The paper states that NHS and the Board were informed that the use of 9 billion pounds of funds to reduce emergency admissions in their 65 years, and delays for discharge of nursing homes and hospitals over 65 years old.
“Daily Telegraph” stated that more than 10 % of farmland “net is zero”, which is called “a new blow to rural life.” The plan will be announced by the environment secretary in his speech on Friday-will seek the use of planting, solar farms and residents who improve wild animals and plants to replace the farmland. The chairman of the National Farmers Alliance said that the “must” have “the ability to further restrict farmers to produce national food.” The telegram and several other papers also displayed a photo of a singer Marianne Faithfull, who died at the age of 78.
According to the Guardian, despite the years of government commitments, the National Audit Office (NAO) said that in the UK, the popularity of violence (VAWG) for women and girls is getting worse. The report of the door dog is the government’s response to VAWG for four years after Sarah Everard and Sabina NESSA murdered. According to the paper, NaO said that they discovered the “disconnected” efforts to deal with it, and it currently affects one -in -12th of England and Wales.
Nigel Farage said “Daily Express” warning: “We need to believe in Brexit.” According to the exclusive professional in this article, Farage “swear” to deliver Brexit Brexit delivery Brexit supporting millions of voting, if he became the Prime Minister in the next election. EXPRESS added that British reform leaders said that Britain needs a government that believes in the existing governments outside the European Union, so it can achieve its entire potential.
The title of “Daily Mail” wrote: “Now it proves that your’ -growth agenda is not all hot air.” Because the opposition leader Kemi Badenoch challenged the prime minister to sign the two Beihai Petroleum projects blocked by the court. A court of Scotland ruled that after Ed Miliband, the Minister of Energy and Climate Change, withdrew the government’s approval of these projects after the Labor Party’s legal support for the company involved. The paper added that Sir Kyle Stano was facing the pressure that surpassed Miliga, and provided a “green light” to the project.
After the newspaper’s defense editor Jerome Starkey was arrested by Russia, the sun played the name of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia’s President Vladimir. The name effect of Vladimir Putin. The paper states that it was because he was “fearless” against the Russian-Ukraine War and added that he was also on the wanted list reported by Kurusk. The Sun added that the 10th ruling is called “despair.”
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